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Pampers Easy Up Pants

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Pampers Easy Up Pants
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Average Rating: 4 out of 5
No. of Reviews: 1
RRP: £8.99
Year: 2005

Description: Your little one’s independence is growing day by day and she’s starting to become more restless during nappy changes and wilful at bedtime. When she’s not a baby anymore, but not a toddler yet either, what is she? She’s a Boddler™!

Pampers Easy Ups understands this transitional stage in your Boddler’s development, so the 12-hour absorbency of Pampers Easy Ups means that not only can your Boddler have the independence to pull their nappy up and down during the day, you don’t need to trigger a tantrum by reverting to ‘baby’ nappies at bedtime as she’ll stay dry all day and all through the night.

Size & Cost: Available in three sizes (Maxi, Junior and Extra Large) and two pack sizes (Carry Pack and Economy Pack). Carry packs cost around £5.99 and Economy Packs cost around £8.99.

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